Morrison v. Federal Land Bank of New Orleans

BOULDIN, justice.

Bill in equity to set aside a conveyance of lands, alleged to be fraudulent, and subject the lands to the payment of preexisting indebtedness of the grantor. The grantor and grantee were the parties respondent. Complainant was decreed relief. Respondent Earl Morrison appeals.

The controlling questions arise out of a submission on bill and answer, with proof limited to special averments.

The averments of the bill and the admissions and denials of the answer become important.

The bill alleges a subsisting indebtedness from the grantor to complainant, recovery of a judgment…